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Sarah Palin's CIO on Hunting for Bear and IT Staff

What's it like to be Sarah Palin's CIO? In this interview, Alaska CIO Annette Kreitzer talks about IT culture change, working for a high-profile boss and making time for the bear necessities.

posted by ITworld staff | Interview | IT management/strategy | 06/26/09 at 10:49 am | hiring, Sarah Palin


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Charges beefed up against alleged Sarah Palin hacker

The University of Tennessee college student accused of illegally accessing Alaska Governor Sarah Palin's Yahoo e-mail account was formally charged Monday on new fraud and obstruction of justice charges.

posted by ITworld staff | News | Security | 03/09/09 at 2:22 pm | cybercrime, Sarah Palin


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E-mail blunders: Top 10 dumbest moments of 2008

What do Halloween and a sent e-mail have in common? Both can be equally frightening. Here are some of the scariest e-mail blunders of 2008.

posted by ITworld staff | Feature | Security | 10/30/08 at 8:24 am | email, phishing, Sarah Palin


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FBI searches student's apartment in Palin hacking case

FBI agents served a search warrant Sunday at the Knoxville, Tenn., apartment of a college student whom Internet sleuths last week had named as the hacker who accessed Gov. Sarah Palin's e-mail account, a local television station reported.

posted by ITworld staff | News | Security | 09/22/08 at 2:33 pm | password reset, Sarah Palin


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Wikileaks posts Bill O'Reilly Web site data

Just days after publishing U.S. vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin's personal email messages, the Wikileaks Web site has published data about members who signed up for a section of Fox Television host Bill O'Reilly's Web site.

posted by ITworld staff | News | Internet | Security | 09/20/08 at 7:23 pm | Bill O'Reilly, hack, password reset, Sarah Palin, Wikileaks


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